Sentence examples for principles of the problem from inspiring English sources

For Borko et al. (2017), adaptations concerned generating tools and resources that sustained the design principles of the Problem Solving Cycle while responding to local needs.

These include a powerful process management environment using the principles of the Problem Structuring Methodology (PSM), which it created as a generalization of workflow ideas and incorporated transactional notions such as spheres of isolation, atomicity, and persistence and a transactional engine enforcing these "quality guarantees" based on the nested and multi-level models.

The application of Courant's maximum-minimum principle to the problem of maximum raising of the lowest undamped eigenfrequency in flexural vibration of beams is reviewed.

Among its other intellectual achievements were John Dalton's development of the atomic theory as the foundation of modern chemistry and the work of the "Manchester school" in the application of economic principles to the problems of commerce, industry, and government.

The WCST is a problem-solving, neuropsychological test, which requires the respondent to understand the logical principles of the proposed problem.

Then it applies the safe instantiation principle to the problem of adding mixins to Java as generic types.

The closed-form solution and the plots, especially the three-dimensional ones, not only illustrate the principles of the vibration problem but also shed light on practical applications.

William Thomson (later Lord Kelvin) applied his thermodynamic principles to the problems of heat flow, and this had implications for predicting the age of a cooling Sun and of a cooling Earth.

For critics, far from being the solution to organic farming's problem, such dilution and diffusion of organic principles is part of the problem.

Is it necessary for government to reshape the private health care system in order to bring insurance coverage to those who do not have it, or can tax incentives and other free-market principles take care of the problem?

However, the guiding principle of the presimulation problem was that information on the non-overlapping populations (e.g. direct observation of the conditional hazards) is relatively scarce.